Before I contact Corel, I was just curious if anyone else was having problems unsubscribing from Corel's email lists...
I had to provide my email address when taking advantage of the MSP8 to UVS11 "upgrade". However, now I get up to a couple of "sales" emails per week. I've unsubscribed at least three or four times but they keep coming.
Just curious...
Al
Problems Unsubscribing from Corel's Mailing List
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You should be able to unsubscribe, try contacting Corel by email
Far more effective I find, is rather than unsubscribe to individuals or organisations, I screen my emails before they even reach my computer.
I use Mailwasher Pro but there are lots of other similar alternative programs available.
Far more effective I find, is rather than unsubscribe to individuals or organisations, I screen my emails before they even reach my computer.
I use Mailwasher Pro but there are lots of other similar alternative programs available.
Email was my next step... I've unsubscribed (successfully according to the website) at least 4 or 5 times and the emails just keep on coming.
I know about SPAM filtering. I also know about the Canadian Personal Information and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) which outlines the rules for permission-based marketing, among other things, within this country, which Corel (being a Canadian-headquartered company according to their website) must abide by. Not being able to unsubscribe from their mailing lists is a major contravention of the act...
Oh well, I'll see what they say via email.
Thanks, Steve.
Al
I know about SPAM filtering. I also know about the Canadian Personal Information and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) which outlines the rules for permission-based marketing, among other things, within this country, which Corel (being a Canadian-headquartered company according to their website) must abide by. Not being able to unsubscribe from their mailing lists is a major contravention of the act...
Oh well, I'll see what they say via email.
Thanks, Steve.
Al